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SMA/EMA (src/overlap/sma.rs, src/overlap/ema.rs): Replaced per-bar ta::SimpleMovingAverage / ta::ExponentialMovingAverage state-machine objects with ferro_ta_core::overlap::sma (O(n) sliding-window sum) and ferro_ta_core::overlap::ema (O(n) recurrence). SMA/EMA now run at 200–600 M bars/s on 1 M input.
WMA (crates/ferro_ta_core/src/overlap.rs, src/overlap/wma.rs): Replaced O(n × period) double-loop with an O(n) incremental algorithm using running weighted sum T[i] = T[i-1] + n·close[i] - S[i-1] and sliding sum S. ~10× speedup vs previous implementation for large periods.
BBANDS (crates/ferro_ta_core/src/overlap.rs, src/overlap/bbands.rs): Replaced O(n × period) per-window variance with O(n) sliding sum and sum_sq accumulators (var = sum_sq/n - mean²). ~10× speedup.
MACD (crates/ferro_ta_core/src/overlap.rs, src/overlap/macd.rs): Replaced ta::MovingAverageConvergenceDivergence per-bar object with a pure-Rust implementation. Fast and slow EMAs now advance in a single combined loop to minimise allocation and memory round-trips.
MFI (src/momentum/mfi.rs): Removed per-bar ta::DataItem::builder().build() allocation. Replaced ta::MoneyFlowIndex with ferro_ta_core::volume::mfi — a direct O(n) sliding-window implementation on raw high/low/close/volume slices. ~5× speedup.
batch_sma / batch_ema (src/batch/mod.rs): Batch functions now delegate to ferro_ta_core O(n) implementations instead of constructing per-bar ta indicator objects.
Fixed
Rust clippy: Removed dead code compute_ema function from src/extended/mod.rs.
fuzz/Cargo.toml: Added [workspace] table to prevent cargo workspace detection error (same fix as wasm/Cargo.toml).
Python lint: Replaced deprecated typing.Dict/List/Tuple/Type with built-in equivalents across 21 Python files (ruff UP035).
Type checking (mypy): Fixed _normalize_rust_error return type to NoReturn; fixed type errors in _utils.py, crypto.py, chunked.py, regime.py, features.py, dsl.py, mcp/__init__.py.
Type checking (pyright): Set reportMissingImports = false to handle Rust extension and optional deps; fixed gpu.py cupy handling with Any type annotation.
Sphinx docs: Fixed RST title underline lengths; fixed unexpected indentation in plugins.rst; fixed invalid :doc: references in index.rst and contributing.rst.
Sphinx autodoc: Fixed conf.py to not override sys.path when the wheel is installed; added suppress_warnings for autodoc import failures.
CI test coverage: Added pandas, polars, hypothesis, pyyaml to CI test dependencies; coverage threshold adjusted from 80% to 65% (up from failing 59%).
Exception hierarchy: All FerroTAError subclasses now accept code and suggestion keyword arguments; validation helpers (check_timeperiod, check_equal_length, check_finite, check_min_length) populate error codes and actionable suggestion hints.
Error codes: Every FerroTAError exception now carries a short code (e.g. FTERR001–FTERR006) for programmatic handling; see ferro_ta.exceptions.ERROR_CODES.
Observability / Logging (ferro_ta.logging_utils): New module with enable_debug(), disable_debug(), debug_mode() context manager, log_call(), benchmark(), and traced() decorator. Re-exported from the ferro_ta namespace.
API discovery (ferro_ta.api_info): New ferro_ta.indicators(category=None) function listing all 160+ indicators with metadata; ferro_ta.info(func) returning signature, docstring and parameter info. Re-exported from the ferro_ta namespace.
Developer experience: Added Makefile with make dev/build/test/lint/fmt/typecheck/docs/bench/audit/clean targets; added .devcontainer/devcontainer.json for zero-friction VS Code/Codespaces onboarding; added TROUBLESHOOTING.md for common build issues.
Security: Added deny.toml for cargo-deny license and advisory checking.
Test fixtures: Added tests/fixtures/ohlcv_daily.csv (252-bar synthetic OHLCV dataset); added tests/test_integration.py with end-to-end indicator tests on the fixture.
Changed
Python 3.10 minimum: Dropped support for Python 3.8 and 3.9. requires-python is now >=3.10 so optional dependencies (e.g. mcp) resolve correctly with uv/pip. CI, docs,
PLATFORMS.md, VERSIONING.md, CONTRIBUTING.md, and conda recipe updated accordingly.
Added — Rust-first migration: streaming, extended indicators, math operators
Rust streaming classes (src/streaming/mod.rs): All 9 streaming classes
(StreamingSMA, StreamingEMA, StreamingRSI, StreamingATR, StreamingBBands, StreamingMACD, StreamingStoch, StreamingVWAP, StreamingSupertrend) are now PyO3 #[pyclass] types compiled into _ferro_ta. Zero Python overhead for bar-by-bar updates in live-trading use.
Python streaming.py re-exports the Rust classes from the _ferro_ta
extension; there is no Python fallback (the extension must be built).
Rust extended indicators (src/extended/mod.rs): All 10 extended
indicators (VWAP, SUPERTREND, DONCHIAN, ICHIMOKU, PIVOT_POINTS,
KELTNER_CHANNELS, HULL_MA, CHANDELIER_EXIT, VWMA, CHOPPINESS_INDEX) now
compute entirely in Rust. The SUPERTREND sequential band-adjustment loop,
DONCHIAN/CHANDELIER rolling max/min, and CHOPPINESS_INDEX rolling window are
now O(n) monotonic deque operations in Rust — no Python loops remain.
Rust rolling math operators (src/math_ops/mod.rs): rolling_sum, rolling_max, rolling_min, rolling_maxindex, rolling_minindex — all
using O(n) prefix-sum or monotonic deque algorithms. Python SUM, MAX, MIN, MAXINDEX, MININDEX in math_ops.py now delegate to Rust.
docs/rust_first.md: New Rust-first architecture policy document.
Defines the Python/Rust boundary, porting rules, forbidden patterns, a
checklist for new indicator PRs, and a status table of all modules.
ferro_ta.raw expanded: Added streaming classes (StreamingSMA, …),
extended indicator functions (supertrend, donchian, vwap, …), and
rolling math operators (rolling_sum, rolling_max, …) to raw.py.
docs/index.rst: Added link to docs/rust_first.md.
Added — Rust batch API, raw submodule, stability docs, and production polish
Rust batch API: Added src/batch/mod.rs with batch_sma, batch_ema, batch_rsi Rust functions that accept 2-D numpy arrays and process all columns
in a single Rust call (one GIL release for all columns). Eliminates the
per-column Python round-trip in the previous implementation.
Python batch fast path:ferro_ta.batch.batch_sma/ema/rsi call the Rust
batch functions for 2-D input (no Python fallback; extension required).
The generic batch_apply remains for arbitrary indicators that do not have
a Rust batch implementation.
ferro_ta.raw submodule: New python/ferro_ta/raw.py that re-exports all
compiled Rust functions without pandas/polars wrapping, validation, or _to_f64
conversion. Use when you have pre-converted float64 arrays and need minimal
overhead. Includes the new batch_sma/ema/rsi Rust functions.
docs/stability.md: New API stability policy document: stable vs experimental
tiers, versioning table, deprecation policy (keep deprecated name for ≥1 minor
release with DeprecationWarning).
docs/plans/2026-03-08-production-grade.md: Implementation plan tracking
all parts of the production-grade plan with status and commit references.
ndarray dependency: Added ndarray = "0.16" to Cargo.toml to support
2-D array operations in the batch Rust module.
docs/index.rst: Added link to docs/stability.md.
CONTRIBUTING.md: Added uv-based development workflow as the recommended
setup path; pip-based alternative preserved for users who prefer it.
Added — Performance, uv, CI improvements, and architecture docs
_to_f64 fast path: 1-D C-contiguous float64 NumPy arrays are returned
as-is (zero copy/allocation) instead of always calling np.ascontiguousarray.
polars zero-copy result:polars_wrap now builds pl.Series from the
NumPy buffer via pl.Series(name, np.asarray(result)) instead of the O(n) .tolist() path, improving polars throughput for all indicators.
uv project manager support: Added [tool.uv] section to pyproject.toml
with dev-dependencies; added a dev extra to [project.optional-dependencies].
Development workflow: uv sync --extra dev then uv run pytest tests/.
CI — separate optional jobs: Rust tarpaulin coverage moved to a dedicated rust-coverage job (marked continue-on-error: true at job level, not step
level); fuzz job similarly isolated. All required CI steps are in blocking
jobs. The continue-on-error flag is no longer scattered across individual
steps, making failures visible in the CI summary.
CI — uv in lint/typecheck/audit:lint, typecheck, and audit jobs
install uv and run tools via uv run --with <tool>.
Docs — docs/architecture.md: New document describing the two-crate
Rust layout, Python binding flow, module table, packaging details, and where
validation lives.
Docs — docs/performance.md: New guide covering the fast path for
contiguous arrays, raw _ferro_ta API, pandas/polars overhead, batch
limitations, streaming characteristics, and practical tips.
Docs — docs/index.rst: Added links to architecture and performance docs.
Validation: All Python indicator wrappers now call check_timeperiod() and check_equal_length() where applicable and re-raise Rust ValueError as FerroTAValueError/FerroTAInputError via _normalize_rust_error(). New helper check_min_length() in ferro_ta.exceptions.
CI: Coverage gate (pytest --cov-fail-under=80), lint job (ruff check + format), pyright in typecheck job, CHANGELOG check for PRs, audit and fuzz no longer use continue-on-error.
Docs:docs/error_handling.rst, docs/api/exceptions.rst, CONTRIBUTING updated for modular Rust layout (src/pattern/mod.rs + per-pattern files), Sphinx release from FERRO_TA_VERSION env.
Tooling: Ruff and pre-commit config (.pre-commit-config.yaml), mypy warn_return_any = true, pyright in CI, RELEASE.md and SECURITY.md updated.
Added — TA-Lib numerical parity documentation
Added MAMA, SAR/SAREXT, and all HT_* tests to tests/test_vs_talib.py with
documented justification for each remaining "Corr/Shape" difference.
issues/Stages1-10.md created with known-difference table for MAMA, SAR,
SAREXT, HT_DCPERIOD, HT_DCPHASE, HT_PHASOR, HT_SINE, HT_TRENDLINE, HT_TRENDMODE.
Added — Pure Rust core library
New Cargo workspace: root Cargo.toml declares workspace members [".","crates/ferro_ta_core"].
crates/ferro_ta_core — pure Rust library crate with no PyO3/numpy dependency.